Sentence examples for mind drawn from inspiring English sources

They are happily ignorant that the man who is half-way through their column has his mind drawn, like his eyes, irresistibly sideways to advertisements of motor-cars or to some irrelevant picture.

Unconsciously his mind draws into the cell or embryo construction.

I don't mind drawing the explicit sexual stuff.

The beautiful phrase "raggedy mind" draws us into Hobart's sad-sack vision, his ineffectual anger.

What convoluted civil service mind drew up the list of contents for starters?

With those two leaps in mind, drawing inferences about the make-up of the 2015 squad is fraught.

"It's almost as if my body and my mind draw me to where there's an opening.

As a prominent supporter of George Bush, Mr Romney certainly doesn't mind drawing a contrast between the Democrats' and Republicans' stance.

Yet it lurked in the back of my mind, drawing me back, and the next time I went away I packed the book in my bag.

The questions, if naïve, were friendly, and Mr. Braxton, a natural performer and a serious dancer, didn't mind drawing all that attention.

Van Vechten felt equally certain that he should not: he didn't mind drawing some extra attention to his novel, and, besides, he had Negro friends who would defend him.